Painful Hemiplegic Shoulder: From Prevention to Treatment
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https://doi.org/10.25759/spmfr.232Keywords:
Hemiplegia, Shoulder Pain, StrokeAbstract
Painful hemiplegic shoulder may appear from two weeks to four months after stroke. Painful hemiplegic shoulder has a high incidence rate and frequently a multifactorial etiology. Painful hemiplegic shoulder treatment represents a challenge to clinical practice, and sometimes with poor therapeutic response, that may compromise the results of rehabilitation programs.
The structured approach can help a better therapeutic response and contribute to the success of rehabilitation program and patient quality of life. This work aims to systematize the therapeutic approach of this entity, according to the existing scientific evidence.
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